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== Long list of databases ==

See [[/presagedays/discussion|Long list of projects corresponding to existing databases]]

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 * create some appropriate storage on a ZFS drive to test
 * set up Robert Bradshaw's CherryPy code from Benasque
 * start adding data from existing tables
 * create some appropriate storage on a ZFS drive to test (William)
 * set up Robert Bradshaw's CherryPy code from Benasque (Robert Bradshaw)
 * start adding data from existing tables 
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 * create a table of contents for the data
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 * create a table of contents for the data, which probably makes the most sense as a completely separate webserver
 * write something that does sanity checks and tests: for instance, keep a list of sample queries, and run them regularly (say, daily) to make sure that they still work

Sage Days 17 Project

Long list of databases

See Long list of projects corresponding to existing databases

Updating wstein.org/Tables

We have that there are three (related) tasks to perform:

  1. generate data
  2. make that data easily accessible and searched
  3. make this available through a web front-end.

Basically everything else on this wiki is currently part of (1). Here's a list of tasks for (3):

  • create some appropriate storage on a ZFS drive to test (William)
  • set up Robert Bradshaw's CherryPy code from Benasque (Robert Bradshaw)

  • start adding data from existing tables
  • add functionality to the database manager to provide canonical URLs for data and an associated wiki
  • think about authentication issues for uploading new data
  • make certain fields (such as author or title) immutable
  • create a table of contents for the data, which probably makes the most sense as a completely separate webserver
  • write something that does sanity checks and tests: for instance, keep a list of sample queries, and run them regularly (say, daily) to make sure that they still work

Other closely related tasks:

  • create a database type for plaintext databases

Feature requests:

  • user queries for new additions

Rational Cuspidal Subgroups

Dimensions of Modular Forms Spaces for Gamma(N)

Pre-Sage Days Stuff

  • See projects. There are numerous ideas for projects there.

Implement the Hijikata Trace Formula

There are PARI and Magma implementations here along with some scans:

http://modular.fas.harvard.edu/Tables/hijikata.html

Do a Sage implementation. Then do some interesting computations say of the trace of T_2 on some high weight spaces...

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